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by Tristan Bruns | November 3, 2023

One For The Ages: A Review of “Nyra’s Dreams” at Chicago Dramatists

by Nathaniel Fishburn | July 18, 2022

“I’m Really Stuck Here with You?” An Interview with HATE/LAB on “Perforated Play” at the Facility Theatre

by Hugh Iglarsh | December 18, 2019

Commedia Delight: The Conspirators’ Wm. Bullion and Sid Feldman on Their Stylized Approach to Theatricality

by Amanda Finn | October 30, 2019

Never Again is Now: A Review of I am Going to Die Alone and I am Not Afraid: A Furious History of the Holocaust at Prop Thtr

by Kevin Greene | August 30, 2019

Fall Theater Preview: 2019 Edition

by Sharon Hoyer | January 2, 2019

Players 2019: The Fifty People Who Really Perform for Chicago

by Kevin Greene | August 31, 2018

Seeing Seventy: A Select Slice of This Fall’s Theater Season

by Danielle Levsky | October 24, 2017

The End Is Nie: A Review of The Last Days of Commune at Prop Thtr

by Kevin Greene | April 10, 2017

Opening This Week: April 10-16, 2017

by Kevin Greene | September 19, 2016

Opening This Week September 19-25, 2016

by Raymond Rehayem | January 7, 2015

From Beau Sides Now: Rhino’s O’Reilly Looks at the Good and Bad of Life on Chicago’s Fringe

by Neal Ryan Shaw | May 2, 2011

Review: Arizona, No Roosters in the Desert/Prop Thtr

by Brian Hieggelke | January 12, 2011

The Rhinoceros in the Room: Chicago’s festival of fringe embraces its past and future at 22

by Monica Westin | April 26, 2010

Old Ideas: Theater Oobleck finds contemporary resonance in ancient texts and techniques

by Dennis Polkow | March 16, 2010

Review: The Informer/Prop Thtr

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